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Something I'm the Sound.

Minneapolis Tribune.
It is not considered very improper to refor to
a man and his wife John Smith and lady, Z"
but even a womans rights shrieker would object
to being embamed in the hotel reports of a
newspaper rs Mrs. John Smith and gentleman. "
There is sometimes great deal in the sound of
a thing.
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SHAW-Mattie NJ. Shaw. daughter of NJ. B. and
Victoria Shaw, died July 20, p. m 1887. Will be
buried at Crown Hill Funeral services residence,
Friday. p m 37S Union street, indianapolis.
Friends invited.
NEIGHBORS-Mrs. Mary E. Neighbors, aged 27
years wife of j. H. Neighbors. died at 1 o'clock
Wednesday afternoon, July 20. Funeral fl the
residence 241 s. Mississippi street Friday afternoon
at o'clock. Friends invited
PFAU-Thursday July 81 1897 at 7:30 p. NJ,
Loretta NJ. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George Pau,
aged months and 10 days Funeral will take place
from residence, SIC N Tennessee street. at o'clock
p m, to-day. Friends invited.
REPRESENTATIVES, G. Anderson, July 90 at 8
o'clock in the morning, of heat prostraton after
illness of one day. Funeral Friday morning July %,
at o'clock, at his late home No 800 N. Delaware
street BY Rev. J. E. Gilbert and the order of Masons.
The funeral of w. Q. Anderson occurs at $50 N,
Deaw street at 9 a. today.
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FLAVOR your drinking water with ten to
twenty drops of Angostura Bitters. and you
will avoid all danger of the impurities which
unfortunately abound in our water supply.
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A aonlnl Restorative,

lIosietter's Stomach Bltters arc emphatIcally a
genial restorative. The changes which this great
botanic remedy produces In tho d!sordured organ.
isaton arc always Asreoahly. though surely pro.
gresivQ, never abrupt aud violent. On this 40
count 1t Is admirably adapted 10 persons oil deli:
cate constitution aud weak nerves, to whom the
powerful mineral drugs arc positively Injurious.
That II initiates those processes which result In the
rc,cs,ablshment OF healthtul vIgor Is conspicu.
opsy shown In cases where It Is takou to ovoroomo
that fruitful Of debility Indigestion, Piled,
IS II usually t. with hillnusnes aud constipation,
Thorough digestion, regular evacuation and
shundant secretion, arc results which promptly
aud invariably attend Its Systematic uso. II Il,
besides, tho bs,t protective against malaria, and q
Qis.rate diuIeAcI Es5 r','.7
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laws bids fair to be ad large this time as
Senate Joint Resolution No. 0 was pass.
ed by that body. II an aB followa. r.


Senate Joint Resolution No. 0 was pass.
ed by that body. It az as follows:
Senate Joint Resolution No. 9, ere
questing the Senators and Representatives
IN this State in Congress to use their in.
iluence 10 secure an appropriation from
Congrets to aid In the erection OF a suta.
BILE monument to commemorate the battle
Of Point Pleasant, fought October 10, l774.
WHEREAS, Tho battle Of Point Pleasant,
fought on the l0.h day OF October, 1774,
which has been described by bancroft ~
1.-THE most bloody and best contested In the
annals Of forest warfare" and which has
been by Historians designated 40 "virtusl.
ly the fret In tho sofipB Of those brilliant
achievements which burst the bonds oil
British tyranny" and In which was opilled
tho frat blood In "the sacred cause OF
American Liberty and which Ia uniyer.
sally recognized by tho peop,o as an event
OF the greatest Importance and interest to
this country, therefore,
Rfso!red by The Legislature Of IEest Tir.
9inia: That the Senators and Representa-.
tives OF this State In Congress be and they
are hereby requeated to use their influence
to secure an appropriation from Congress
to aid In the erection CT suitable monu.
ment TO commemorate tho said battle, at
Point Pleasant.
Also Houae Joint Resolution No. 4, call.
Ing upon Representatives Of this State in
Congress 10 favor the passage OF the Mill.
Tia pension bill and House Joint Resolu.
ton No. 7, authorizing the Adjutant Gen.
eral 10 turn over to the 6. A. K, medals
Issued to soldiers, not yet claimed.
Mr.. Van Pelt presented a bill to create
the independent school district OF Faystte.
vile.
MIR. Brown, to amend the fish law, and
TO require the assessors 10 ascertain tho
amount Of money in tie State at some
specified period in each year. i
On motion Of Mr.. Carr, tho Finance
Committee was instructed to inquire into
the expediency Of requiring distillers Of
apple brandy to pay the Same tax as other
dlstillers. .. ....--l.
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Special Correspondence Of the In,e!lige,eer,
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Jan. lS.-The fol.
lowing was laid on the desks of the mem.
bers Of the Legislature to-day:
Tho Interstate Commerce bill in tho U.
:. Senate came up on test vote last Fri.
day. This is by all odds the most import.
ant measure that has been before the Sen.
ate within the past twenty years. 1t ia a
measure OF vital Importance to West Vir.
ginia. The most powerful lobby in Wash.
ington had exhausted effort to accomplish
its defeat, and it was generally believed
that the bill would be defeated. Il was
well known throughout the country that
the final debate would occur and the
whole Nation looked OH with intense in
terest. In a matter Of this importance 1t
was expected that all the true friends Of
the bill would be present, standing boldly
Tor It's passage. Senator Cullom warned
the Senators that for ten years the people
had been struggling 10 asser! the priuci.
pie, that the Government has the power
70 regulate commerce. The enemies OF the
bill desired to kill it by referring it back
to the committee for amendment. The
motion WAS to recommit with instruction
to strike out section four The short haul
princtple.) On this test vote, and Mr.,
Cullom declared that it was test vote,
the yeas were 25 and nays SO.
Pairs were announced between Messre.
Butler and Van Wyck, Camden and STAN
ford, Dawes and Maxay, Kenna and
Miller, Mcpherson and Voorhees,.
The West Virginia Senators were alb.
sent. They should have been present on
an occasion so importan. as this. They
would have been present were it not that
they regard their own political fortunes
as paramount to the public welfare. 1t is
in the power Of the Legislature to give
this State q Senator who can be relied on
to be present at his post Of duty, standing
in the front ranks fighting for the rights
OF the people on an occasion such as that
Of last Friday.
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Whnt True Merit Will do.


The unprecedented sale OF Bsschee's
German Syrup within few years, has
astonished the world. It is without doubt
the safest and best remedy ever discover
ed for tho speedy and eGectual cure Of
coughs, colds and the eeverest lung
troubles. ltscts on an entirely different
principle from the usual prescriptions
given by physicians, as it does not dry up
a cough and leave the disease still in tho
System, but on tho contrary removes the
cause Of the trouble. heals the parts affect
ed and leaves them in purely healthy
condition. a bottle kept in the house for
use when the diseases make their appear
anre, will save doctors bills and long
spell Of serious illness. A trial will con.
vinpe you OF these facts. 1T is positively
sold by all druggists and general dealers in
the land. Price, Is cents, large bottles.
DSw
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Can't Sleep

Nights Is the complaint of thousanda
suffering from Asthma, Consumption,
Coughs, etc. Did you ever try Acker's
English Remedyq It ia the best prepa.
ration known for all Lung Troubles, sold
on positive guarantee at 10c., Soc. Logan
& Go. and @. Menkemeller, f. L..
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BLACK WOLF |!
LEPRQSY-

and consequently incarablc. i. Is impossible to dc.
scrpe Gcr snilcrincs Her body from the crown o,
her head 10 the solcs OF her feet was mas. Of icr,y
masses OF lssh roting OF and leaving grca, cavities
iisr lnecrs iesseiGd and three or four nails Dropped
OIL nj one time. Her limbs contracted by The fcnrfi
liberation, and for several years she did not leave
-Ier Det Her weight was reduced from 125 TO co bs
Perhaps some faint idea OF her condition. can bc
Cleaned from the fact That three pounds OF Cosmo.
inc OF ointment were used per week In dressing her
sotes. Finally tho physicians acknowledged ihcir
ferer to her allwlse Creator, '"' SUI
Her husband hearing wonderful reports OF the rsc
OF SwiTs srEcIrlc Is. S. 81, prevailed on her 10
ny as last resort: She began Its use under pro.
test but soon found that her system was being re-
ievM OF the poison. as the sores assumed rcd and
healthy color. US though the blood was becoming
pure md active. Mrs. bailey continued the S. SIS
until iast February every sore was healed; she dis.
Carried chair and cru,chcs and was for the lrst time
IN twelve years well woman. lie: husband. MIR.
ca Bailey IN business at IN Blackstone Street
DostGa. md VIII take pleasure in giving the details
Blood and Skin Diseases, mailed free, -
Fhi SWIFT Srscirio Co.. Drawer Q, Atlanta, Go
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The bost salve in the world for cute,
bruises, soree, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tottsr, chappsd hands, chilblains,
corns, and al skin eruptionB, and POSI-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. It
ia guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price Is cents per
box. For sale by Logan & Co.
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COMMISSIONERS SALES.
'C-,nvNlSSlONERS' SALE OF
Forsyth Property,
"a, u.L,, a,J ho,ilpa s,,ootp
on Market anu Chapline htfecB.

on Market anu Chapline bHecB.
=. ,,,,uaucc Of decree OF the Ciicui, Court Of
osio county. entered on the Vth DAY o. December,
~ ~, 'S,alnt Robert F0isyth all Others, and Mar.
III frame against William J. y. Forsyth aud
others, No WIN VII
4. y. 1887.
,.,,o,lrr At 10 o'clock A. ~, sell at public auc-
w, Al Tho front door Of tho fOuH House Of Ohio
cyny, tie property described In tA!d decree, as
iJM!SSSSiii;rgL NO, i.-vlx: Tho south half OF tho
IA, rrnlGrpd four no. y In tho thirteenth tquste,
,,nt I'M thItlr. three and 0ne'hai feet along Mar.
~ ,ur.i, extending bHck, or eutwardly. from
mai street enc hundred and thlftylohr and one
ss,iLri and mch,liting ihitty.lhlue feet four Rnd
IN hall inches at tho lack, or castein end there.
W. W And the south half Of the lot numbered
riihI $50 81, In the same square, frenubB
tSif,y.tlFce and onefouIln feet along Chap
line street., eShnain. back; or w,Stwarlly I.
md one ali feet, and measuring thiftyihrcc
IT. mr. aud one half inGhel At the back, or west
am. end Thereof; each VI said hall lots belug
iHruled on the r,ar by tho hamc line" Theic
tES fnli lots Ito immediately soul OF Fis'trs
landry, Rnl will bc bOli sspRiat ly OF together,
a, NAY be found best for tho Interests VI the
f"TIRCFI. 40. 1.-The south part OF the lot nun.
tcr,Jl Dae Ia the Updegrai Addition, now q part
nj sil,i city, which S>uth part fronts eleven feet
sy. and 0Ee'hsli inches along Market bue?t, and
friends EaCT, or cSSiwhrdly thertirom, With the
npilgfm width OF eleven feet five aud Onc.bAlf
jnchy to the rear or eastern boundary Of said lot
PARCEL no. 3-The lot numbered two In said
rbIcrtaI Addition, tOgeihct with n strip about
onr pii OuGha feet Wide nil0ining thereto OF tho
iot uumbC.ld three III said addition. forming to,
relheT a parcel Of lani fronting about sIxty.Heven
Iri eleven inches along ChSrIlne ttreet, cIt'nd-
inv back, Ur wCSiwarly, from that street, with tho
nuiIO;m width OF about sixty:Sevc feet eleven
inches to the rear end Of baid lots numbesed two
Thn p1rrti numbered ihrca will DO sold sepa.
rlicy from the other pieces above described.
SID sales will be upOn tho following
TERM1:-EAch purchaser 10 pay III hand one
thim, NJ .fnt OF his purchase money. and ~ much
,p0c thereof IA he may choose and the residue, II
auy, IA wv CluGl Inst .llmens. bearing interest
ItJi the dag OF s,.C, Gnd payable respectively IN
ulnu aud cigh cen months eiCaiter, the defcire
,ayurn'S u DO occurred by notes with good per.
soil i security. but /, any purchaser pay In hand
oue.hali OF more OF his purchase money. his notes
Ljr The deferred !nstallneRs OF the tnme will be
uktu without personal security. In every Casr,
SDwryer, The lite will be icul!uld as becHit until
n,,mpul III full. DANIEL LAMB
WILLIAM ER3RISE,
Special commissioners.
WHEELING, December Is, iSsG.
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Snye

the children. They are especially liable
to sudden Colds, Coughs, Group, Whoop-
ing Cough, etc. We guarantee Ackers'
English Remedy o positive cure. Itsaves
hours Of anxious watching. Sold by 10.
gan 4 Co. and O. Menkemeller. 4
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Qle Ga,telIiiQsursr.
ONCE, Nos. 20 and 81 Fourteenth street.
MATHIS WANTS AND WISHES.


wants piece Of talito
10 make my doll dress.
] dOc,n't want u big piece,
A yard II do, guess.
Iwlsh you'd fred my needle,
Ana lind my Gnble too.
! has such heaps o. sewing i.
don't know what 10 do.
MY lletsy t0nil her apron
Atuni'lin' down the stairs,
ANA nssr' 10 his pautil0ons
And needs anozzcr ptir.
] wants my Maud a bonnet,
shc hasn't none Mt all:
And Fied must have 4 jacket,
Ills ozzer oue's too small.
] wants 10 20 10 gfadmA's,
You promised inc might;
know she'll Hrs 10 see mt
WANTS 10 goiU.light. D..
She lets mo wash the dishes,
Aud zee In gtaDdpa's watch
Wish I'd frus, four pennies
b To buy Sine bultei.scotch.
wants tomc newer mittens;
] wlth you'd knit mt some,
Cause most my fingers iretzes,
They leak 40 III tho thumb.
worcd It out last hummer
A pullln' Georges sled:
] wish you wouldn't laugh So
lthurts me In my head.
! wish l had 4 cooky,
I'm hungry's can b.;
ltIou hasn't pretty large ones,
You'd better bring me free.
Anonymous.
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The self.sscrifcing young woman who
intends to marry Anarchist Spies could at
tain just as enviable notoriety by commit.
ting suicide.-St. Paul Globs.
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LEGAL NOTICES,

THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
Il Ohio County. In the Circuit Court for Ohio
County, West Virginia. January Rules, 1887.
D. Hull, IT., and n. L. Smith, JRrtucril
doing business under the trm namo
and style Of d. Kmll, Jr., y Co, In Case.
VS.. 20 ,...
wateftown Spring Wagon Company.
The object OF the above entitled suit Is 10 recover
IRON the defendant the sum OF 300 % for breach
o. Warranty Of contract: and Ii appearing by an
affidavit filed heretn that "aNrtown Spring Wagon
tompany Is not n resident OF the State Of Vest
Virginia. It Il ordered that |: do aprear here with
III one month after The date Of the first publication
Of this order, aud 10 what Is nccc sary TO protect
Its Interest In this suit 1t Is further ordered that
this order be published and posted Ms requirci by
Law
Witness. John ". tchcll, Clerk Of said Cont,
At the Court House OF said county this 9th day Of
JANUARY. 1857, to wit; January Rules. 1857.
JOHN ". MITCHELL, Clerk
Published the f,st time January @. 1857. =
Attest: JOHN ". MITCHELL, CLERK.
povESER < Econ, ..
ATTORNEYS for Plaintiff iss-rh
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TRUSTEK,S SALE.

NRUSTEES SALE.
The Undersigned Trustee. dated August 80, 1856,
and recorded IN the Office Of the Clerk Of the
County Court Of Ohio County, cat Virginia. In
DEED Of Trust BOOK No - page 1903. wifi sell at
public suction at the South End second Ward
Make, House, In the city Of Wheeling, on tho
9Th DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1887,
commencing at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ, oil the following
penonal property. that Is TO say: Cherry Cham.
b.t Set, liusk and Cotton Mattress 8 henry Bent
Feather Rolsrcr, 2 Straw Pillows, Plain Shades,
aud one Trunk, Including all wearing apparel.
TER>s or SALE lash.
III VIII HALLER. Trus'rc.
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"Some other year" Ia the time that a
Democratic House always cots apart for
the redemption Of Its pledges.-Nalional
Republican. aH..SI
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noRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE

Strengthens tho Intellect,
DR.. D. ?. MCCIURE, Rantoul,' ILL.,, says:
II And 1t very beneficial to strengthen the
intellect" 1-s''. TTuskw.
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Live Stock,

CHICAGO. H.. Jan. 10 -Cat,le-ReceIpts 5000
head; shipments 8 900 head: market strong Tor
go1e common to fair fancy IS 25a5 60: shipping
4oa3 70; COWS, bulls amt mixed 81 5Oa3 90: bull
y 25s2 60; exas cattle S!lU43 80 Hogs -Receipts
1900 head; shipments ,oC0 head market Sc lower
ior heavy lisht higher. rough and mixed 81 2sa
4D; skips s3 6aa3 50. Sheep-Receipts 5000 head :
shipments BOZ head: market very wcaI; natives
lambs 81 00aS 90
East LinEsrY, Pa. Jan. observation-disclosures
ssy mead: shipments SIT head; msrket very dull I;
primo 81 7Sa5 W; fslr TO good ST c5ai 10: Common
y Gal 70; Hogs ReceIpH 1900 head; shipments
i:2U0 head; market dim; Phiisdelphias IS ioa5 %:
Iorkers Sea4 %: common and light 81 Eal rs.
market firm; prime 81 TjH5 co.: fir 10 good "a OOa
50; coMmon s. 0Qd3 %, $50 ~,
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St Granville Accommodation. leaves Wheeling
st S:3S Il. M, l:5o and 600 p. NJ; lesvos BclIaie
at 9:l0 q. H., 2:G and 6:35 p. m. Returning, Al.
tlyco at Wheeling At S:15 q. MI l:S5 and 6l5 D. M,
daily except Sunday.
HourdSville accommodation, leaves Wheeling
at n:35 a. m, and arrives ct Aountsyille at :lo
p a., daily except sunday.
Fairmont accommodation at S:25 .. m,
Columbus accommodation leaves Wheeling at
200 p. M, daily except Sunday.
1915 o. M and 1880 p. IN. train through 10 Gin.
elnnau without change, with D. & o. Sleeper
through 10 Cincinnati on the night train.
y. d o. Sleeping Cars on ell through trnirs
Through Cosch from Wheeling 10 Cincinnati on
Cincinnati at $50 p. m.
Close connections arc made for all points South
and Southwest, North and Northwest, ma Inr th.s
desirable rou.c for colonlsg anil pcrSons r1ovirg
70 the great Wostr and 10 whom particular et.oL.
ton is given.
Tickets 70 all principal points on ssle ct Depot
Sleeping car accommodations can be se,ur,d nj
Depot Ticket Ofica. -
Tho2. 9. BURKE, Ticket Agent, .. 4 0. Deut
JOHN BAITIE, Union Office.
JOHN 7. LANE, TRAY. Passenger Agent,
DAVID LEE, General Superintendent.
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Cater Harrison ia not wholly bad. He
says that he will never make another
political speech. That is the bost resolu-
ton recorded for the new year.-Omaha
Herald. 49, ri .9r DmH
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The frat women elected President Of
the United States will be one eli the lew
patriots who refuse TO perpetrate high
hats on unodensive audiences Baltimore
American.
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MONDAY. Jan. II. 1857.
TILE SWINE MARKET.
nt.Mais Is Mcsk Cos
Afrifais Que year aso ZIG
There Is light falling of in the number Of tho
receipts as co npared with last week, aud their
quality is quite as good as twas then. Prices arc
oil Hc. The supply Il reported is being fair and
about equal to the good demand generally prevail.
Ing Quotations 6a614c, with mot sales at 81 s6Xc
rough sows and stays, Of which they arc lew, seli
at bLa554c net, John BeIn bought o hog Of
shesicr 4 Ripple which weighed over 500 lbs
gros and cost him over SO. VI the receipts this
week 200 head came over the Pennsylvania Rail.
road, and 1915 over the Baltimore & Ohio Rail.
road. n. - ~ :
CLAEEsoNl LIVE Srocx MARxH,)
BALTIMORE. Jan. II, 1851.
All hogs aud sheep sold in these yards BY L, A.
Blackstone arc ut gross weight. - !
Receipts this week 2.S63 head OF hogs, pgaipkt
2,s0l head last week; rough hogs and stays sell.
lug a, 81 Is: fair TO good hogs selling at IS G0a5 20
Prospects fair. 81 rr :.
ARRIVALS OF LIVE STOCK. BE-,
Al C1aremoni Stock Yards. ria Baltimore & Ohio
Eailrodd, for wax ending January &C.
rs cars. containing 1895 cattle, So calves, Ion
sheep, go hogs, l0l hons. shipments 10 Phila.
dolphia, elc, 76S CATTLE Gil sheep. 1lS3 hogs. 81
hor.cS, calves. -
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Cotton,

INV York. Jan. 19.-Cotton futures closed steady:
February a55c; May 9.77c; July 9.95c; Aususs
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"1s the word mugwump libelous ?" in
qulres an anxious subscriber. Applied to
q square Republican or sn honest Demo.
crat 1t is.-Ninneapols Tribune.
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WnryLlNO, December Is, 1880,

thereby certify that bond and security has been
riyrn b. III nj. we nsucd Special tom missioners
a. I,quitgL by law aud the decree 0fstid Court
JOHN ". MITCHELL, C.e,k.
n.,a-,Ln-Ng 1876 ...."H.' dgI1
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Petroleum.

OIL Cry. Jan. l9.--Opened at 72Hc; highest
7211c; low@t 7l5<c: closed at 7211c; saics 7Sl,UO
barrels; CearanCes 162 eco barrels; charters lGi ll6
barrels; shipments 81, 7sj barrels. =
Pittsburgh. Pa, Jan. I0-petroleum fairly
active and firm; opened at 724c; closed at nc;
highest IKE; lowest NE
IE4pronD. Pa, Jan 19.-Opcncd ut To: closed
g. 7xtse; hlghes! 7!sc; lowest 7l54c; clcarances
TITusvIlE, Pa. Jan. l0.-opened at nc; high.
est IKE; lowest 7l55%c: clio. cd 1t NE.
NEW ioRS, Jan. l9-Petroleum firm; United
closed at 721o.
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"M0ther. can ] go to out fish"
No, no. my little sonny,
fon know, you've got swollen foot,

Ny precious little honey" s.
But they got bottle Of Salvation Oil, and
he went aud caught an eel, and ate it Like
man.
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WHEELING 4 PITTSBURGH DlVI-
Wv EION : = ' =

w EIUN, B. & 0, I------ ------- n =
On and after January 2. 1857, passenger trains
Wilt a. Acknowledging time,
70, Pitsburgh-6:o5 &, m. and $50 m. daily;
I:io 8; n. and l;0' r. N. daily except sunday.
From Pttisburgh-ll:So a. NJ, 6s'5 p. m, daily
except Sunday; 1925 p. M, daily: 9:25a m, daily,
Fson Wash!ngtnn-s:G q. m. daily: II 40 a M,
day; 7:35 a. m. daily except Suncay.
g. +. lord. General Passenger Agent,
J. v. PATTON, Eupt
]. T. LANE, TRAY paHs Art WheoIJro
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I,y virtue OF decree OF said Court made In the
Ah,ye entitled CauLe Oh the 18Th day OF January,
Isl, The undersigned appointed special commits
sIp1es for the purpose. Will Seu at public auction
al The imni uooI Of the Court House OF Ohio
D,rufr Dn
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baltimore 1.-Two Stock Market.
orpICE OF TIE CALyERros STOCK YARDS,
&TF MONDAY, JAM IT, lbS7. I
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF MAR
kJHET STREET BUSINESS PROPERTY AND
FELTON, REAL ESTATE.